Watch Sarah Palin's acceptance speech for the Republican VP nomination with all the other political junkies Wednesday night at the Executive Club!
Whatever the regularly scheduled presentations (which includes me as a speaker) we will truncate, shorten, interrupt and/or do whatever needed to watch the live feed of Palin's speech from the convention floor.
So come and watch the historic speech at the Executive Club! Shilo Inn, Airport, at 6:00 PM.
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Nasty, nasty....what about some positive reflections on what the republican party has done over the last 8 years....oh i guess you don't have any?
Ah Anonymous. Please list a majhor piece of legislation Obama has done. His own now not others.
NONE
How about Obamas executive experience.
Oh that's right NONE.
Sarah Palin just kicked Obamas derrier into oblivion tonight.
Here I am extendign my hanky to you so you can blubber about how much trouble your no experience , socialist , racist , American hating , Globalist candidate Obama is in.
except for that victory in iraq. oh, and that victory in afghanistan (50 million people who had lived under tyrannical regimes now live in freedom). oh, and lower taxes. oh, and a reaffirmation of our constitutional rights. oh, and actual accountability in a previously failing school system (remember all those Clinton "reformes" that got us here?)oh, and a lot of legislation to defend helpless unborn children, oh and turned around the Clinton economic RECESSION, oh and passed tough new laws to hold corporate criminals to account as a result of corporate scandals, oh and exempt food from unilateral trade sanctions and embargoes, oh and provided $20 million to states to help people with disabilities work from home, oh and provided matching grants for state programs that help private landowners protect rare species, oh and Disarmed Libya of its chemical, nuclear and biological WMD's without bribes or bloodshed, oh and Signed the LARGEST nuclear arms reduction in world history with Russia, oh and committed US funds to purchase medicine for millions of men, women and children now suffering with AIDS in Africa, oh and increased funding for low-interest loan programs to help people with disabilities purchase devices to assist them, and this is just a fraction of the accomplishments IN THE FIRST FOUR YEARS of the Bush Administration. BTW we are not electing the Republican Party (you know, the actual MORAL party) but McCain and Palin, who are not cookie cutter republicans, but rouges who love to buck big government and big business.
I can't help but put a little bit of information out there in response to one of Benzpyrene's statements
Benzpyrene said:
"...turned around the Clinton economic RECESSION..."
I would ask you to look at the following link
http://www.aaas.org/spp/rd/praau708.pdf
This is the Presentation for the Federal budget for the upcoming fiscal year, the last budget proposal of the Bush administration.
Particularly note pages 5 and 7, specifically the years 1993 to 2000. I would hardly consider these indicators of recession.
The Clinton Recession was what Bush had to clean up after. Yes, you remember the DotCom Bubble? Well, the NASDAQ went from 5000 points to under 2000 (maybe 1500?) 70% down. That Recession (done by Clinton) was killing the economy well before the Arabs from Saudi highjacked 4 airplanes on 9-11.
Think of it this way (if you are a frat boy, it'll make some sense) when you go on an booze bender all night long, then next day you will have a rather large hangover. Clinton enjoyed the bender, and Bush got the hangover.
I can understand what you're saying, but I still feel like the fact that the US economy grew each of 37 quarters from 1991 to 2000, marking the longest period of expansion on record is part of the reason why the economy showed so much resiliency to bounce back by 2003.
Yes the NASDAQ went down by its largest loss ever at the end of Clinton's watch but it was also the highest it had ever been, and it represents but one indicator of the economy.
There were also very few who would've guessed at the beginning that the Dot Com Boom would have bottomed out SO BADLY. It was simply a technology and a business model that had never been seen before.
Even despite the losses in NASDAQ, this period still barely even qualifies as a recession by the government's own standards and didn't until 9/11 happened so close to the economic downturn.
It also seems to me that we are experiencing an economic downturn right now, in the ending days of Bush's watch where we again are straddling the line of recession. Or would you debate that?
you people are a riot... do you really believe that the president has sole control of the economy?
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